Don't use ES6 but vanilla JavaScript for this about jump.js HOT 3 CLOSED

@iduuck i see where you're coming from, but honestly to save 1 kb I'd rather use the latest spec, support more complex build processes (Common JS, AMD, etc), and somewhat "future proof" the library. nonetheless, I appreciate your efforts in providing the file size comparison.

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Another thing that should make the point: Size!

I just cloned your repo and the unminified script has a size of 2.4k. The compiled (es6) script has 1.2k and the vanilla js minified would have a total of 927b. This would be a good point.

2.4K  =  jump.es6.js
1.2K  =  jump.js
927B  =  jump.min.js

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@callmecavs The docs still say:

Jump was developed with a modern JavaScript workflow in mind. To use it, it's recommended you have a build system in place that can transpile ES6, and bundle modules. For a minimal boilerplate that fulfills those requirements, check out outset.

However, at least the npm package is shipped with already transpiled files.

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